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I run a mix of rocbud, ethos, mephisto, tastebudz autos and pleased with all, No idea which are mold resistant but all are fire and worth the wait.

I've run autos on 12/12 for years just so I can run photos alongside. No where does it say autos 'require' anything, only that they 'can handle'... A bit of yeild may be lost but potency is not affected...may lose a bit in yeild but lower cost & hassle is the real payoff. Growing perpetually , I...

If a plant shows the maturity I'm looking for, I harvest regardless of light schedule. I always dry in the dark.

FFOF is hot for most autos, and shows it with overwatering. That seems to be the case with your plant and any recovery is problematic at best but even stunted plants can give ya a lil smoke.

Well said. Even newbies understand sometimes...I also am very surprised at some of the problems new growers have with autos. 2 decades ago, I tried autos by simple tossing some in a friends winter flower room and visited once a week ....found out just how little they need to actually perform...

Using breeders timelines should be used as a gauge that seldom meets its reported goal so it kinda becomes a marketing strategy...... I feed till the last although cutting back on any 'grow' nutes. Parameters such as DLI etc become important in keeping autos performing within their genetic...

The misconceptions of autos go on and on....the simplicity sometimes confuses or escapes attention . Perhaps a forum with more auto grow info would be of assistance.

I use a large tote with a small ac infinity fan pulling air by the buds...when humidity is low, I place a wet towel for intake air to pass by....

Lots of god auto breeders out there with Sweet Seeds being one of'em. With limited space as you have, some lst is gonna be needed for most plants. I use topping and lst to keep all my plants canopies at the height for optimal penetration etc. So I say, just pick one and plan on your favorite lst...

I top everything, autos & photos, simply to control height.

I suggest a couple of smaller lights that add up to 50w sq ft. Then you have adjustability.

Preach it Brother.

Just pull the trigger and force feed yourself by planting something. 20 yrs ago, I snuck a few seeds into my GFs winter flower room...week later I HAD to do something. Been a bunch of upgrades since so expect it.

I've always had an auto growing among the photos but after years of perpetual growing, it's now a photo among a bunch of autos.... No one ever mentions any difference when they help me burn the evidence.

Sorry, bud only positive karma to ya... I always get a chuckle at various little things that seem to give new growers the hiccups.... with on 3 things required, so much other shit becomes pitfalls that snare the others.... Guess growing up in the south where FFA taught us the basics of farming...

You perhaps should get out of the auto myth page. I start every seed in small solo cups and transplant all to final at 2 weeks....15 yrs perpetual makes me think it's perfectly ok.

The T5 has been my germ/starter/seedling light for years. Start every seed, auto and photo, under 96w T5HO and grow for 3 weeks 24/0. BBLM needs nothing for 2-3 weeks except water....I only use distilled... IOW...plant a seed and let her rip. Only add patience.

There are no tricks to autos other than the same patience shown toward everything All my plants, autos and photos, are bonzai style, in less than 3L BBLM, typically yeilding 1.5-2 oz each under 600w of 12/12....no prob. Being on a genetic timetable there's not much time for...

Having grown autos and photos side by side for a couple of decades, I've never had ONE person EVER say they could tell a difference in the end result. Some autos do take longer than advertised but that may well be 'grower influenced'....techniques count a bit more per strains. That being said...

Bout 2 weeks.